Syrian Arab News Agency S A N A
Damascus, SANA-A Syrian scientist has come up with a new way to treat cancer, by stimulating immunity system, which reduces the need to resort to chemical doses or surgical intervention.
The new treatment is called “alkaline kefir” or “sugar bomb”, and was developed by laboratory science specialist Ibrahim Al-Shaar and his team, with the aim of achieving good results in dealing with lung and breast cancer and sarcoma (a rare type of tumor that affects connective tissues such as muscles, fat, nerves or blood vessels).
Al-Shaar said that “cancer tumors have the ability to stop the immune system from functioning, which leads to the failure of chemotherapy. They also work to disable the mechanisms of programmed cell death (in order to renew them), and the new treatment exposes these cells to the immune system so that it can deal with them through what is known as (Guided Metabolism), which is a method of intelligent treatment.”
He added that the invention of the “sugar bomb” works to restore the immune system to work and see and destroy cancerous tumors without affecting healthy cells, while using energy to kill cancer cells from the inside. “Cancer cells create channels to ensure blood flow to them, which is what the treatment works to prevent from happening, which leads to cell death.”
Al-Shaar explains that his studies were conducted on cases of breast, lung, and sarcoma cancer, which are very difficult cases in which chemotherapy often fails.
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